Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
NEIGHBoRHOoD NEWS.
Happenings In and About Suburban
VILLAGES,
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Scott Il Curtis are making arrangement
to build a dwelling house in Centerville.
Mr.. Barnett. of Walkerville, bought MI
Thomas meat market. He took his stan
Friday.
Mike Murphy, ofDublin Gulch, and Kati
Dunn. OF Centerville, will be united in wed
lock after Lent.
That VAUDEVILLE ~eaves-dropper shoul
not make such q rapid descent in goin
down the well nex5 time.
VAUDEVILLE.
Mrs. John Northey is i'll.
Arthur Francis is yet unable to be up.
Tom Cooley is able to be around again
VIM. Laity will start Monday for Eng
land.
E. H. Campbell has q well-stocked dru'
store.
The Margaret Ann Mill will begin oper
atoms soon.
Mr.. Mcdonald has almost recovered
from his illness.
Mrs. T. Gregory visited friends in Wes1
VAUDEVILLE Friday.
It is reported that the Wabash Mine vii
commence work soon.
The Goldsmith Mine has put in q new
engine and is at work.
The Belle of Butte mine is being fitted ur
with large machinery.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wills, q
son, on Thursday last.
The Lexington waste dump forms quite q
mountain in VAUDEVILLE.
Thomas Dillon, of West WaIkerville, haf
a severe attack of pneumonia.
Arrangements are being made for a con
cert at the M. E. Sunday School.
H. Weiseman & Co. have had an excel
lent trade during the past month.
The pulpit of the M. E. Church will be oc
cupied this evening by Mrs. A. Gunnison.
Mrs. Geo. Holbrook is going into the
country with q friend to make protracted
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, who have been visit.
ing her parents. returned Friday to their
home in Toole County, Utah.
It is reported that Pat O'Neil has made
an offer for clearinghouse furniture and
also co~ntemplates matrimony.
Mr.. Rowden, who was struck in the back
by falling stones, while working at the nine
hundred foot level, is slowly recovering.
VIM. Hawk, who vent to Warm Springs
for his health, is reported convalescing and
hopes are entertained of his speedy return.
Mrs. Holland returned Friday from the
Warm Springs. Her daughter, Mrs. Mullens,
went to Dillon to visit a sister. Her health
is improving.
Mr.. Shiftman, at one time machinist at
the Alice, was struck in the eye by a piece
of steel while working last week. Fortu.
nately he will not lose his visual organ.
Mrs. W. E. Hall returned from Salt Lake
City on Friday, where che has been making
a pleasant visit with friends. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Tillie, will remain in Salt Lake
several weeks.
Mr.. Kenny, who is engaged in haul ng ore
from the Rising Star Mine to the Alice
Mill, met with a serious accident. His
team became frightened, a away and
threw him to the ground.
Charley Blassedell went to Flathead
Lake to take up a ranch. On bis return
the stage was stopped on account OF bad
roads, and he was obliged to walk sixty
miles. He still looks tired.
Anumber of persons met at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Barker yesterday to
help them celebrate the fourth anniversary
OF their wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. B. were the
recipients OF numerous presents.
VAUDEVILLE.
How Ed. looms up on McEvoy's sulky.
Mrs. Mobiles, of Butte, visited Meaderville
last week.
Work on the Betsy Dahl Mine has been
suspended.
A lady from Nevada has just opened upa
millinery store.
Many ladies from here attended the prize
at Sands & Boyce.
The Eureka restaurant is we'll managed
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Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neil's home has been
,laddened by the presence OF q young
daughter.
Robert Mcdowell, dealer in watered
stock, is to open up business in the Thorn
as building.
The Catholic Sunday School recently or
is proving a success. Over thirty
attend.
Clark's Colusa has taken on a new force; /
they now employ very nearly the usual
of men.
Avoiding trousseau is being prepared
~ a certain lady who presldes over a
boarding house.
Mr.. Lewisohn, OF New York. visited the
Montana Copper Company's works several
lines during the week.
Johnnie Harris gave q social dance to
;he young people of Meaderville at Knights
If Labor hall last night.
Miss C%rossman, one of Butte's hand
Iomest young ladies, is still teacher OF the
Intermediate department OF the Meader-
lille school.
Young men of this place decided by bal
OF as to the handsomest young lady in the
but lest we call forth the jealousy OF
girls, we will suppress the decision.
Mrs. Al. Gunnison is fast winning friends
lere by her kind and pleasant manner. She
will be a great benefit to the church and
school, in which she is deeply inter-
Persons living in the vicinity OF the
BOARDING house sewer, which emptles into
he street, protest long and loudly. The
Health Commissioners are invited to pay
his place a visit and investigate.
Vim. Fink, our enterprising business
nan, has taken a contract from the rail-
DAD company to furnish ties for the new
DAD. He has been buying horses during
he past week for hauling purposes.
Mr.. Adams, the road commissioner. is
on the VAUDEVILLE roads which
eed attention. He will be occupied for
ONE time to come as the roads are in bad
ondition, in many places throughout the
Mr.. Kipp, head machinist at Clark's
olusa, celebrated his 32d birthday Thurs
evening at his bachelor home in Mea-
.erville. Mr.. Kipp entertained his friends
it'll music and dancing, followed by
,ncheor, until the ''wee sma' hours"
hen the company took leave, wishing the
,ntleman many happy returns OF the day.
hose present were Mr.. Gillick, Mr.. Bellin-
r, Mr.. Mathews. Mr.. Keller, Mr.. j. Ham
n, Mr.. Lon Gunnison, Mr.. Slater, Mr..
ovid. Mr.. Bowe, Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Thomp-
n and the Ross brothers. |;
Election for School Trustee. |,